Patty Lane

Steven Osinski, a marketing lecturer at San Diego State University, explains what the Apple win over Samsung means for consumers.

As the Republican National Convention gets underway, political science professor Carl Luna explains what the convention and the party platform mean to San Diegans.

Falling off the fiscal cliff. A new report looks how San Diego's economy could be affected if Congress and the White House fail to act on automatic tax cuts to federal spending set to kick in at the end of the year.

News that Southern California Edison is laying off 730 employees at the San Onofre nuclear power plant has many questioning what the future holds for the idle plant. Both reactors have been offline since January, when leaks were found inside tubes that carry radioactive water through the steam generators. We take a look.

An SDSU professor has found a high-tech way to keep kids in school. We hear about this new software, where it's being tested and when it could be used in San Diego.

California has some of the least restrictive regulations in place when it comes to payday lending, those short-term, high-interest loans with payments taken out of your next paycheck. A new study looks at who is borrowing, from where and why, plus a warning to those looking to borrow online.